Form

Criminal Appeal Office Form NG Confiscation Order

Use this form to give notice and grounds of appeal, or apply for permission to appeal, against a confiscation order.

• From: Criminal Procedure Rule Committee and Ministry of Justice
• Published: 1 September 2018

Applies to England and Wales

Documents

Notice and grounds of appeal, or application for permission to appeal, against a confiscation order, CrimPR 39.3 (Criminal Appeal Office Form NG Confiscation Order)

MS Word Document, 192 KB

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Criminal Appeal Office guidance for lodging appeal

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Completing forms NG, B and W – important notes and guidance

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Details

This form and guidance are for use with the Criminal Procedure Rules, Part 39: appeal to the Court of Appeal about conviction or sentence.

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Published 1 September 2018